Casey Jack

I could post a million more photos of this beautiful little girl and it still wouldn’t be enough to remember all of the good times with her.

Riley came into my life almost 11 years ago to the day and she changed everything for me when she did. She literally saved my life on multiple occasions and I tried to give her the absolute best life to repay her. I hope I got close.

Anyone who knew Riley knew she wasn’t the average “small dog.” Any self-proclaimed “big dogs only” people quickly changed their tune after a few minutes with Riley. She was literally the best little pup I could have asked for, and so many people are better off because of her.

This last year has been so hard for her. She lost her hearing, lost her eyesight, and the diabetes really took a toll on her body. In the end, her mind was just as miserable as her body. She was ready to feel peace again and I’m still broken about, but her little legs are running as fast as they can across that rainbow bridge and I hope she’s loving every second of it.

Thank you to anyone who ever watched her, gave her insulin, fed her treats, took her on walks, and genuinely showed her love, thank you. A million times, thank you. I hope Riley had some sort of positive impact on your life. I know she did mine.

St Mary’s Glacier was one of the first places I took Jill on her first visit to CO . Going back yesterday, as exhausting as an all-day, on location photoshoot was, it was so amazing to see the future I have ahead of me.

Incredible things are on the horizon and I can’t WAIT.

Hello world! This is Rhoam (as in King Rhoam Bosphoramus Hyrule) and he is a GOOD boy. Maybe the best. Only time will tell.

He loves napping, sunning with his new big sister Pasha, laying on the couch, snuggling his new brother Shmerms, missing his sister Zelda, did we mention being a good boy? More napping and making his voice known.

He was a foster-fail and is now the newest member of the Serrano-Sennett household, and we already love him more than life.

One thing I’m constantly reminded of when I’m at a show is that live music is a societal must-have. Through pandemics, depressions, recessions, and everything else life throws at us, live music always survives. Not only that, but it always seems to come back stronger.

Society needs live music in order to thrive.